The Funny/Stupid Pics Thread

[Askold]

She's still trying to make herself happen?

Some people will do whatever they can to turn the clock back on their fifteen minutes of fame.  Just look at Joey Buttafuoco and John Wayne Bobbitt.

Do I have to? I don't know who they are but I get the feeling I'm not missing much...

This one is... Well, the guy isn't completely wrong but I get the feeling she doesn't see the downside in this "problem."

[mellenORL]

Odd. I found that after about 1990, it was hard to get straight guys to leave me and my girlfriends alone, because we were a huge turn on. Also, lezzy themes in mainstream porno are uber popular.

[Askold]

TWO lesbians are a turn-on to the average straight womanizer and so would be joining them in threesome. One lesbian who shows no interest in men (as lesbians often don't) is a turnoff. (Although logically bisexual women would make more sense than lesbians but people have some difficulties in understanding bisexuality.)

[ironbite]

Bisexuality doesn't exist according to both sides of the spectrum.

Ironbite-a common complaint I've seen on tumblr.

[Askold]

Yeah, bi-guys are either confused homosexuals or simply homosexual but in denial, the debate continues. At least on Bi-women there is a clear consensus: If young, they are "experimenting" and it does not count, if older then they are sluts. (insert sarcasm indicator)

Meanwhile IN THE FUTURE:


...And speaking of bisexuality:

[Delirium]

My sister still hasn't wrapped her head around bisexuality in women (e.g. me) let alone men.

Then again, she also supports Jeb Bush because "all the guys worth dating are Republicans."

[Askold]

...What a sad world we live in. Welp, here's something silly to lighten the mood:

[davedan]

This is the single dumbest 20 minutes I have ever heard

Stephen Colbert just did his own version, although he can't top the original: http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2016/01/21/stephen-colbert-delivers-his-own-speech-in-palin-ese-and-its-spot-on-video/

[Askold]

...Actually usually the "Gamer" doesn't want more people into his SPECIAL CLUB. I've seen several roleplayers complain that people who aren't "social outcasts" and victims of bullying start playing rpgs nowadays and he does not accept them as "real" players because they haven't suffered the social stigma that used to be associated with rpgs.

...While another person commented that he felt the "satanism scare" over rpgs and wouldn't want that to happen to anyone else so he definitely disagreed with the previous person.

[Katsuro]

...Actually usually the "Gamer" doesn't want more people into his SPECIAL CLUB. I've seen several roleplayers complain that people who aren't "social outcasts" and victims of bullying start playing rpgs nowadays and he does not accept them as "real" players because they haven't suffered the social stigma that used to be associated with rpgs.

...While another person commented that he felt the "satanism scare" over rpgs and wouldn't want that to happen to anyone else so he definitely disagreed with the previous person.

I never understood that mentality.  Why wouldn't you want more people with whom to share and discuss the things you love?  I honestly don't get it.  When I find something I think's awesome I can't stop telling people about it; usually most people don't give a fuck but I can't help myself coz I'm excited and I want them to know about the thing and I want people I can talk to about it.

And this, "...they haven't suffered the social stigma that used to be associated with rpgs."  that's a good thing surely?  That your hobby no long has those problems attached to it, as well it just generally being good when someone HASN'T SUFFERED.  It's like some people still have this messed up old fashioned idea that suffering somehow builds character.  WTF is wrong with these people?

[pyro]

It's like some people still have this messed up old fashioned idea that suffering somehow builds character.  WTF is wrong with these people?

They still have this messed up old fashioned idea that suffering somehow builds character.

[Katsuro]

It's like some people still have this messed up old fashioned idea that suffering somehow builds character.  WTF is wrong with these people?

They still have this messed up old fashioned idea that suffering somehow builds character.

Touché.  Perhaps I should have been more specific and instead asked, "WTF is wrong with these people who still hold this awful notion?"

[pyro]

Friedrich Nietzsche called it "slave morality," and I see no reason to come up with another word for it (even though I don't mean to imply that I follow his philosophy). It helped, back when suffering was inevitable, to be proud of the pain.

[Art Vandelay]

[Ultimate Paragon]